Adding files with classic upload

Classic upload is useful to select three or fewer files with a file browser dialog to upload. It is also useful for renaming the files at the same time.

To add files with classic upload:

1. Run the Upload file or Add files command as described in Adding files to documents. The Put file to document page appears.
2. If Classic upload does not appear in bold text in the section header, click Classic upload.
3. For each file that you want to upload, click the corresponding Browse button and select the file.
4. To assign a different file name in Kronodoc, type the name in the Save as field.

Note

• File names can be up to 200 characters. For information about valid characters, see File name requirements.
• File names are case-sensitive. For example, the files Myfile.doc and myfile.doc are considered as two separate files due to their different capitalization. This distinction is important if you try to replace existing files. For more information about replacing existing files, see Updating existing files.

4. To keep the files locked after they are uploaded, select Keep file locked after save.
5. Click Upload. When the upload has completed, the parent document's property page appears.

Note    File uploads will time out after a configurable length of time. If you need to upload large files over a slow connection without causing timeouts, consult your system administrator.

You can make Classic upload your default upload method by setting the Default upload type option described in Configuring user interface settings. For information about using the Drag and drop upload method, see Adding files with drag and drop upload.